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Curriculum Connections: Linking Literature and Math

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    Curriculum Connections: Linking Literature and Math

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I feel that math should be an enjoyable, not a tedious and boring, experience for students. One way to achieve this in a classroom is to make math meaningful and hands-on. Another useful strategy in teaching math is the use of math-related literature. Knowing that students love being read to, I have utilized storybooks in my math lessons in order to increase motivation and interest. Recognizing the importance of integrating subject matter in order to increase understanding, I set out on an adventure to research the following question: What kinds of mathematical connections can and do students make to literature?

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Pasko, M., (2004) “Curriculum Connections: Linking Literature and Math”, Networks: An Online Journal for Teacher Research 7(2), 117-117. doi: https://doi.org/10.4148/2470-6353.1136

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2004-07-01